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Science Collection: CHARLES ROBERT DARWIN (1809-1882). English naturalist

CHARLES ROBERT DARWIN (1809-1882). English naturalist. An 1897 American cartoon satirizing Darwins theory of evolution: The Temptation

Science Collection: ALCHEMIST, 18th CENTURY. An alchemist adding a scorpion to a potion. Colored etching

ALCHEMIST, 18th CENTURY. An alchemist adding a scorpion to a potion. Colored etching, 18th century

Science Collection: COMET, 1596. Title page of Georg Henischius Description of the Comet of 1596

COMET, 1596. Title page of Georg Henischius Description of the Comet of 1596, Augsburg, 1596

Science Collection: CANIS MAJOR, 1482. Figuration of Canis Major

CANIS MAJOR, 1482. Figuration of Canis Major. Color woodcut from Gaius Julius Hyginus Poeticon Astronomicon, Venice, Italy, 1482

Science Collection: ASTRONOMY. A means of calculating eclipses of the sun and moon

ASTRONOMY. A means of calculating eclipses of the sun and moon. Color woodcut from Peter Apians " Astronomicon Caesareum, " 1540

Science Collection: SUN GOD HELIOS, OR SOL. Representation of the Sun God, Helios or Sol

SUN GOD HELIOS, OR SOL. Representation of the Sun God, Helios or Sol. Woodcut from Gaius Julius Hyginus Poeticon Astronomicon, Venice, Italy, 1482

Science Collection: EGYPT: SUN. The solar barge of the ancient Egyptians, on which the sun travels

EGYPT: SUN. The solar barge of the ancient Egyptians, on which the sun travels over the sky to the west, and returns through the nether world to the east

RISING SUN. Symbol of the rising sun, from an Egyptian hieroglyph

Science Collection: SUN GOD MITHRAS. Representation of the Persian sun god Mithras as the symbol of light

SUN GOD MITHRAS. Representation of the Persian sun god Mithras as the symbol of light, truth and justice

Science Collection: MOUNTAIN GARLIC, 1597. Great Mountain Garlic (Allium victorialis)

MOUNTAIN GARLIC, 1597. Great Mountain Garlic (Allium victorialis). Woodcut from John Gerards Herball

Science Collection: ROMAN MOSAIC: THE SUN. Detail of a Roman mosaic from Egypt depicting the sun, in gold

ROMAN MOSAIC: THE SUN. Detail of a Roman mosaic from Egypt depicting the sun, in gold, surrounded by its rays. The Dionysian character of the work is indicated by the figure of a Bacchante

Science Collection: BOTANY: GARLIC, 1597. Homers Moly (Allium magicum)

BOTANY: GARLIC, 1597. Homers Moly (Allium magicum). European wild garlic. Homer says Hermes gave it to Odysseus to counteract the enchantments of Circe. Woodcut from John Gerards Herball

BOTANY: GARLIC, 1579. Allium sativum. Woodcut, French

Science Collection: HINDU UNIVERSE. Hindu cosmogram depicting the tortoise, Akupara, supporting the

HINDU UNIVERSE. Hindu cosmogram depicting the tortoise, Akupara, supporting the elephants upon which the earth rests, enclosed by the world-serpent, Asootee. Drawing from an ancient Hindu ceramic

ALCHEMISTS AT WORK. Woodcut, 17th century

Science Collection: METEOR SHOWERS, 1799. Alexander von Humboldt and Aime Bonpland observing a meteor

METEOR SHOWERS, 1799. Alexander von Humboldt and Aime Bonpland observing a meteor shower on the northeastern coast of South America in 1799. Illustration, late 19th century

Science Collection: SOLAR ECLIPSE, 1482. Woodcut from Johannes de Sacrobuscos Opus Spaericum, Venice

SOLAR ECLIPSE, 1482. Woodcut from Johannes de Sacrobuscos Opus Spaericum, Venice, Italy, 1482

Science Collection: COMETS, 1496. Different forms of comets

COMETS, 1496. Different forms of comets. Woodcut from Nicolas Le Rouges Le grant kalendrier et compost des bergieres, Troyes, France, 1496

HALLEYs COMET. The comet of 1066, as pictured in the Bayeux Tapestry

Constellation: Capricorn

Science Collection: HERMETIC TREE OF KNOWLEDGE. Discussion between the sage and the scholar under the

HERMETIC TREE OF KNOWLEDGE. Discussion between the sage and the scholar under the Hermetic Tree of Knowledge. Woodcut from Basile Valentins L Azoth des Philosophes, Paris, France, 1659

Science Collection: ALCHEMIC SKY DRAGON. Alchemic sky dragon by whom the sun and the moon were swallowed

ALCHEMIC SKY DRAGON. Alchemic sky dragon by whom the sun and the moon were swallowed and reborn every day, the symbol of the eternal nature of Materia prima

Science Collection: ALCHEMIST, 18th CENTURY. An alchemist adding a scorpion to a potion

ALCHEMIST, 18th CENTURY. An alchemist adding a scorpion to a potion. Etching, 18th century

Science Collection: ASTROLOGERS, 1513. Arabian astrologers scanning the heavens

ASTROLOGERS, 1513. Arabian astrologers scanning the heavens. Woodcut from Ambrosius Theodosius Macrobius In Somnium Scipionis, Venice, 1513

Science Collection: ALCHEMICAL LABORATORY. A reconstruction of a 16th century alchemical laboratory

ALCHEMICAL LABORATORY. A reconstruction of a 16th century alchemical laboratory in the Deutsches Museum, Munich, Germany

Science Collection: ASTRONOMER, 1493. Italian astronomers with their instruments. Woodcut from Anianus Compotus

ASTRONOMER, 1493. Italian astronomers with their instruments. Woodcut from Anianus Compotus, Rome, Italy, 1493

Science Collection: ARABIAN ASTRONOMER, 1519. An Arabian astronomer constructing a celestial globe

ARABIAN ASTRONOMER, 1519. An Arabian astronomer constructing a celestial globe. Woodcut from Aboul Hassan Alis Praeclarissimus in Juditijs Astrorum, Venice, 1519

Science Collection: SIR ISaC NEWTON (1642-1727). English physicist and mathematician

SIR ISaC NEWTON (1642-1727). English physicist and mathematician. Newtons first scientific publication, 1672, with description of the famous analysis of white light by dispersion into its colors

Science Collection: NEWTON: TITLE-PAGE, 1704. Title-page of the first edition of Isaac Newtons Opticks

NEWTON: TITLE-PAGE, 1704. Title-page of the first edition of Isaac Newtons Opticks, London, 1704

COMET, 1596. Title page of Georg Henischius Description of the Comet of 1596, Augsburg, Germany, 1596

Science Collection: ASTRONOMER, 1490. Discussion between Theologian and Astronomer

ASTRONOMER, 1490. Discussion between Theologian and Astronomer. Woodcut from Petrus Alliacos Concordantia Astronomiae cum Theologia, Augsburg, Germany, 1490

Science Collection: ASTRONOMIA NOVA, 1609. Title page of the first edition of Johannes Keplers Astronomia Nova

ASTRONOMIA NOVA, 1609. Title page of the first edition of Johannes Keplers Astronomia Nova, 1609, in which Kepler set forth his first two laws of planetary motion

Science Collection: ASTRONOMER, 1530. A medieval astronmer trying to discover the secrets behind the Milky Way

ASTRONOMER, 1530. A medieval astronmer trying to discover the secrets behind the Milky Way. Woodcut, Swiss or German, c1530

Science Collection: PTOLEMAIC UNIVERSE, 1534. God as the Orderer of the (Ptolemaic) Universe, with

PTOLEMAIC UNIVERSE, 1534. God as the Orderer of the (Ptolemaic) Universe, with the Earth as its center. Woodcut from Martin Luthers Bible, 1534

Science Collection: ANDROMEDA, 1482. Personification of Andromeda. Woodcut from Gaius Julius Hyginus

ANDROMEDA, 1482. Personification of Andromeda. Woodcut from Gaius Julius Hyginus, Poeticon Astronomicon, Venice, Italy, 1482

Science Collection: ARMILLARY SPHERE, 1543. Ptolemy (left), the Alexandrian astronomer, and the German mathematician

ARMILLARY SPHERE, 1543. Ptolemy (left), the Alexandrian astronomer, and the German mathematician and astronomer Johann Muller Regiomontanus seated beneath an armillary sphere with a zodiac

Science Collection: CANIS MINOR, 1482. Figuration of Canis Minor

CANIS MINOR, 1482. Figuration of Canis Minor. Woodcut from Hyginus, Poeticon Astronomicon Venice, 1482

Science Collection: THE WORLD SOUL, 1487. Representation of the Christian concept of Anima Mundi, the World Soul

THE WORLD SOUL, 1487. Representation of the Christian concept of Anima Mundi, the World Soul, with the four elements, and Christ as Anthropos, the Primal Man. Woodcut, French, 1487

Science Collection: JAPANESE UNIVERSE. The ancient Japanese cosmos, depicting the earth as a square

JAPANESE UNIVERSE. The ancient Japanese cosmos, depicting the earth as a square surrounded by the waters of the ocean, shown as a circle

Science Collection: NUT, EGYPTIAN SKY GODDESS. Wood and stucco painted stele of Ta-Bek-En-Khonsu. Egyptian

NUT, EGYPTIAN SKY GODDESS. Wood and stucco painted stele of Ta-Bek-En-Khonsu. Egyptian, XXVIth Dynasty. From Deir-el-Bahri

Science Collection: EGYPTIAN UNIVERSE. The ancient Egyptian cosmos, depicting Geb (Earth), Shu (Air)

EGYPTIAN UNIVERSE. The ancient Egyptian cosmos, depicting Geb (Earth), Shu (Air), and Nut (Heavenly Vault)

Science Collection: ARMILLARY SPHERE, 1531. Johannes de Sacroboscos Textus de sphaera, published in Paris

ARMILLARY SPHERE, 1531. Johannes de Sacroboscos Textus de sphaera, published in Paris
ARMILLARY SPHERE, 1531. Johannes de Sacroboscos " Textus de sphaera, " published in Paris. Woodcut, 1531

Science Collection: COMET, 1528. The fearful Comet of 1528, accompanied by a cloud of swords, daggers

COMET, 1528. The fearful Comet of 1528, accompanied by a cloud of swords, daggers, halberds, and decapitated heads. Woodcut from Ambroise Pares Livres de Chirurgie, 1597

Science Collection: METEORS, 1628. The artillery of the celestial legions bombarding the earth with meteors

METEORS, 1628. The artillery of the celestial legions bombarding the earth with meteors. German woodcut, 1628

Science Collection: ASTRONOMERS, 1533. Astronomers with their instruments

ASTRONOMERS, 1533. Astronomers with their instruments. Woodcut from Petrus Apianus Folium Populi, Ingolstadt, Germany, 1533

Science Collection: HERMANN von HELMHOLTZ (1821-1894). German physicist, anatomist, and physiologist

HERMANN von HELMHOLTZ (1821-1894). German physicist, anatomist, and physiologist. Title-page of the first edition of Hermann von Helmholtzs Handbook of Physiological Optics

BOTANY: CAMELLIA. Thea japonica from a 16th century herbal

Science Collection: HORTUS EYSTETTENSIS, 1613. Engraving from Hortus Eystettensis with botanicals

HORTUS EYSTETTENSIS, 1613. Engraving from Hortus Eystettensis with botanicals from the garden of Eichstatt in Bavaria, Germany. Engraving by Basilius Besler, 1613

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